Bass theory - playing Major over minor

DISCLAIMER! This is not a how to play lesson, but a lesson how to rethink scales, so there are NO breakdown/play slow sections.
I can play the Major scale pretty well, so when playing in a minor key, I tend to play the relative
Major scale, found a minor third or 3 half steps above the minor key (B minor to D Major in the example) Its the same notes, but it sounds a bit different since we are not focusing on the root B so much when thinking/playing D Major.
Backing track download here
playbassnow.com...
Chord sequence is 4 bars
G A Bm Bm
It the first video from my new rehearsal space/studio and Im playing the first prototype of the
Sandberg MarloweDK signature bass:-)
Strings are Jim Dunlop, Nickel wound 45 - 105
Im not using any bassamp but playing over mixer/stereo
Sound is a bit compressed overall, but Im experimenting trying to get a higher output for RUclips videos
Camera used Canon 600D
Sound was captured on a Zoom Q3HD
Audio and video was synced post in Adobe Premiere
The iPhone/iPad app is ChordBot